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Stanley Nelson
Limbos For Amplified Harpsichord by Stanley Nelson
PRESA :S: PRESS, 2007-
Stanley Nelson may be the best poet you've never heard of.
--Alan CatlinHere is a poet who crosses the line without fear of label. His experimental writings and verse lend freely to all areas of literature. Nelson is a writer whose rapture is deeply embedded in his craft.
$17.95 | 144 Pages | In Stock: 3
--Rattlesnake Review
PRE-SOCRATIC POINTS & Other New Poems by Stanley Nelson
PRESA :S: PRESS, 2006-
This is the most radical opening up of poetic form since Walt Whitman's Leaves Of Grass. Stanley Nelson is one of those who defines an age, not only for his contemporaries, but for posterity.
--Guy Gauthier
$15.00 | ISBN 0-9772524-4-2 | 83 Pages | In Stock:
F. A. Nettlebeck
LAP GUN CUT
by John M. Bennett & F. A. Nettelbeck
Luna Bisonte Prods, 2006-
LAP GUN CUT - A long collaborative poem by Bennett and "Bug Death" author F. A. Nettelbeck. Like nothing you've ever read.
$7.00 | ISBN: 1892280507 | 14 Pages | In Stock: 1
Alfred Nicol
The Powow River Anthology edited by Alfred Nicol
Ocean Publishing, 2006-
Introduction by X. J. Kennedy
Poets included: David Berman, Patricia Callan, Michael Cantor, Bill Coyle, Robert Crawford, Rhina Espaillat, Lois Frankenberger, Midge Goldberg, A. M. Juster, Merrill Kaitz, Don Kimball, Elaine Kimball, Len Krisak, Michele Levitt, Nancy Bailey Miller, James Najarian, Mildred Nash, Karen Nelson, Alfed Nicol, Brian T. O'Brien, Greg Perry, Jose Edmundo Ocampo Reyes, Deborah Warren, Richard Wollman
$14.95 | ISBN: 0-9767291-5-6 | 138 Pages | In Stock: 3
Winter Light Poems by Alfred Nicol
The University of Evansville Press, Hardback Edition-
Recipient of the 2004 Richard Wilbur Award
Excerpts: ...poems in this collection burn with cool radiance.
--Jay PariniThe energy of youth, the wisdom of maturity: what poet could long for a better combination, the one thing this terrific book epitomizes?
--Sydney LeaIt is tempting to describe Alfed Nicol as a "poets poet," because he uses language with a grace so effortless that it creates the illusion of having arranged itself, by itself. But Nicol is much more than a poet's poet; he is also a reader's poet, and his work, though dazzling, is not intended to simply dazzle but to convey, with charm and profundity, the experiences of our common life....
$15.00 | ISBN: 978-0-930982-58 | Pages | In Stock: 3
--Rhina P. Espaillat
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